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Galloway neighbors petition to put subdivision on ballot

Summary by Springfield Daily Citizen

Galloway Village neighbors are pushing back against the proposed Chimney Rock subdivision that was approved by City Council. The post Neighbors petition to put subdivision on ballot; city says it isn’t subject to referendum appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

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WGBA

City's proposed Red Smith subdivision leading neighbors to 'bait-and-switch' concerns

The City of Green Bay is planning to turn 168 acres of mostly vacant land into one of its newest subdivisions, but neighbors tell me the plans in place have created big concern. Video shows drone footage of 168 acres of land in the Red Smith Neighborhood 369 units are proposed for the area which includes single-family, two-family homes, apartments and commercial space Concerns among neighbors range from increased traffic, unresolved storm water …

2 days ago

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The Post and Courier

A developer wants to build a subdivision north of Aiken. How many homes are planned?

The Aiken Planning Commission recommended the Aiken City Council approve a plan to build a subdivision near the Columbia Highway-May Royal Drive intersection.

3 days ago·Charleston, United States

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Springfield Daily Citizen

Galloway neighbors petition to put subdivision on ballot

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Spotlight News

Subdivision proposed in Pine Bush

Guilderland Planning Board and conservationists weigh ecological impact on rare habitat amid development review ALBANY COUNTY—The Guilderland Planning Board is reviewing an application for a 15-lot major subdivision on East Old State Road in the Albany Pine Bush Preserve, a proposal that is raising concerns among environmentalists about the ecological integrity of the national natural landmark. At a planning board meeting last month, Guilderland…

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